News

January 15, 2021

• Jimmy Carter Sites in Plains, Ga. Made National Historical Park

• City of Sylvester Honors the Life of Councilman Larry Johnson

• Four ASU Faculty Members Named 2020-2021 USG Leadership Fellow

• Albany Museum of Art Reschedules January and February Events and Programs

• Georgia Power Continues to Make Progress on Ash Pond Closure at Plant Mitchell with Dewatering Process Scheduled to Begin in February

• Georgia Governor Reflects on COVID-19 Battle, Touts Economy

• Georgia Power Honored for Response Efforts During Historic 2020 Hurricane Season

• Delta Air Lines Posts Record Loss in 2020, But Sees Turnaround on Horizon

• State Farm Arena Becomes First Sports & Entertainment Venue in US to Achieve Health Security Verification from Sharecare

• GDOL Continues Phased Implementation of Continued Assistance Act

• WellSpent Conference Puts Focus on Business and Health in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: McDonald PSC Win Shows Way Forward For GOP

• States Whose Weekly Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• Home Prices Rose 13% in December, Sales Up 16%

January 14, 2021

• Bakery and Popcorn Add New Options to Downtown Albany Culinary Landscape

• Albany Technical College and University of Phoenix sign a Transfer Articulation Agreement

• E-commerce Company Bluestem Brands More than Doubles Georgia Presence in Putnam County, Creates 130+ Jobs

• Technology Association of Georgia Announces New 2021 Board Leadership

• Correct Craft to Open Supreme Boats Manufacturing Facility in Valdosta, Create 90 Jobs

• GMSDC Selects New Executive Director for the Georgia Education Foundation

• Aflac Expands Product Offerings with New Dental and Vision Insurance

• FVSU Partners with Global HBCU Headquarters for Innovation

• Kia Telluride Named The Car Connection's Best Family Car To Buy 2021

• State DOE Sets Legislative Priorities in their Quest to Reimagine K-12 Education

• LendingTree Survey Finds More Than 80% of Americans Plan Post-Vaccination Splurge

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